feeling worse with lemon water + vit c

Hi All,
Was diagnosed w/ lyme + adrenal fatigue + low thyroid.
Starting Buhner LB Core protocol today, but doctor gave me a list of "detox" supplements to start as well. While waiting for LB protocol / other detox supplements to arrive started taking vitamin C (2 grams, divided) and drinking water w/ lemon (1 ice cube in 1 liter water over the course of the day). Since starting the lemon water / vitamin C I've been feeling significantly worse -- more tired, don't feel up to working out, dizziness, etc...
Is this a herx / sign I should be continuing to do these things, or a sign I should back off?
I started the LB Core protocol today (1/8 tsp) + the other detox supplements (querecin, milk thistle, alpha lipoic acid) and pretty much just felt like lying in bed and sleeping all day. Eventually forced myself to go for a walk, and noticed that my throat was feeling somewhat constricted.
Thoughts? I see my doctor again in 2 weeks, but it would be nice to get opinions before then.

I thought stuff for "detox" was meant to make you feel better though? I see a bunch of places that list lemon water as something to decrease herx symptoms?

Agreeing with Razzle!

I'm one that can herx from too much detoxing. You should back down on the dosages of everything and start off much more slowly.
But you need to continue to detox, only at lower levels.

Please read through our "New to Lyme? Start here!" thread and pay close attention to the post that talks about detoxing. You can start off with an Epsom salt/peroxide foot soak (more gentle than the full body detox soak), keeping the water at only lukewarm and only staying in the water for 7 - 10 minutes.

Also start dry skin brushing - it's the largest detoxing organ we have, so to not use it is just goofy. Dry skin brushing removes the top layer of dead skin, allowing the skin to 'breathe' better and push toxins out through the pores.

You should be drinking more water than just 1 liter - it should be closer to 2 liters. Lemon in the water helps to pull the body back over to a more alkaline state, rather than the acidic state that bacteria and viruses prefer. The amount of liquid is required to help flush toxins from the kidneys and liver.